... of the former and the subsequent tumbling being one of the best and clev rest of many good things of the evening There Lauri Wylie with his midget Musical Hall, the stage of his puppets dance and sing the great delight of the audience There are Kennie ...

... Three-legged Dance, and Songs If these things could speak, and 44 The days gone by, are all capitally rendered. Mr. Lauri Wylie comes a good second as 44 Spotter, with his songs The Bobby, 44 Then shouted help, and his Merry Mannikins. As 44 ...

... pleasure it had given her to [ conjuring feats:. Mr. Wilson Martell. a humorist t ee , 'not unknown to Luton audiences: Mr. Lauri Wylie, ki,:r.nain which Z`eyval t rreL`Ted''''‘,7ol.l:l° with his living marionettes in impftwmtio, and done. and the gathering ...

... in natanal, classical and other descriptive dances. Velanche's football dogs. the Bros. Wert ereentrie tumblers, and Mr. Lauri Wylie with his living marionette impersonations, while there were in addition palmists and music by the band of H.M. Coldstream ...

... Madame Italia Conti, and other attractions included Velanche's football dogs, the Bros. Werds (eccentric tumblers, and Mr. Lauri Wylie. who «»e u novel living marionette entertainment. For those with spice of romarice their dispositions there were palmists ...